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Are you thinking of releasing the mushroom as a standalone as well, or just in a stack?
It will be in the stack at first, then standalone afterwards.
Is it a "common" mushroom? Is there a decent amount of literature on it?
It is a "common" mushroom in that it is related to one people know. However, it's a liquid culture mycelium. It's like how Erinamax is a "common" mushroom in that it is lion's mane, but the end result is very different. Yes, it has some good research on it and its bioactive compound.
Yeah, the eye health stack would definitely come in handy, my dad has horrible eye genetics so hopefully itll come out soon and actually help. Fun fact, ive been forcing him to eat bilberries (european blueberries) for quite a while now, and a few months ago he went to get his eyes checked, for the first time in a few years i think, and his sight had actually improved slightly. If you arent already, it could be worth adding in some or your C3G extract or maybe getting a blueberry extract, if it is some other compound doing the work.
A potent bilberry is already in the tentative formula! We spoke to people in Poland who have been doing a lot of research on it.
I already talked to Pretty-Chill about this so i know this wont happen, buuuut i might as well do some shilling, you should definitely try some high dose nobiletin, it made my methylphenidate work again once i developed tolerance to it, make sure to pair it with an adenosine 2a blocker and probably another stimulant, if you develop tolerance to the catuaba you are beta testing, you should definitely try it with nobiletin. It has some very cool effects, both practically and theoretically, but it suffers from horrible bioavailability, there is evidence, if i remember correctly, that an enhanced bioavailability formulation would help significantly.
That's interesting! What do you think the mechanism for the potentiation is?
Thats very cool, hopefully you guys release that data eventually. Thats very reassuring, im surprised there isnt any data on that yet, i dont think ive seen any at least. Looking forward to the pharmacokinetic data as well, im assuming thats what the caco cell studies are. Kind of boring to read, but incredibly important practically. I look forward to the new hearing study, i will definitely be reading that one once its out. WOOO! BRAIN CELLS!! I can imagine it being hard, the barrier of entry into research is not small or easy. Looks like christmas might be coming early this year! Thanks!
I've been pushing hard for us to publish our data, but shit always seems to slow us down. The guy we hired to run our cell culture lab left after 6 months or so. He just wanted to be a grunt and do what he was told all day. He didn't want to plan and do the high level analysis of the data, which is what we need in employees. So we had to hire another PhD scientist to run the cell culture lab, and pick up where the old guy left off. Well the old guy didn't set things correctly when he left, so all our cells died. Because of my uncertainty at the quality of the data he acquired while he was here, we decided to scrap it and restart the experiments. We purchased all new cells and restarted the line. Luckily our new guy is fantastic, and he has research writing experience, so we are moving along well again. After the craziness of Black Friday settles down, I am going to sit down with him and see where we are at with regards to the data and being able to publish it publicly.
Also, regarding lack of toxicity data on Erinamax, we have had that for years. We used that as part of our self-affirmed GRAS study. We just didn't gather the data ourselves. It was done at our partner's facility in Taiwan.